Saturday, September 29: Head down to 80th Street this afternoon to watch the Brooklyn Stickball Old Timers play their 39th annual game. Drawing players who have left Brooklyn for far-off lands like Florida and Connecticut, as well as revelers from the Ragamuffin Parade, this group isn’t as competitive as it once was, but still plays a great game.

Sunday, September 30: For the fourth year in a row, Bubby’s will host its “Pie Social,” which lets local bakers show off their baking skills. The entry fee gets you five slices, but if you need more, check out “Bubby’s Homemade Pies,” the restaurant’s new cookbook.

Tuesday, October 2: Tonight, the Mountain Goats will roam free in Brooklyn. The California-based band, made up of John Darnielle, Peter Hughes and a rotating cast of other goats, will hit Studio B to test out songs from their forthcoming record.

Thursday, October 4: Fort Greene’s favorite drama club, the Sackett Group, is kicking off its new season with performances of the Pulitzer-prize-winning drama “No Place to Be Somebody,” helmed by big shot director Woodie King, Jr. The show’s affordable and entertaining, so drop in and get yourself some culture.

Friday, October 5: Eustice Tilly and all of his friends — including songstress and reported Jonathan Ames girlfriend Fiona Apple (pictured), and vintage noise rockers Yo La Tengo — stop by the Brooklyn Lyceum to talk about pop music as part of this year’s New Yorker Festival.